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OK9VILLE, SATURDAY, MUST 9, IHSG.
9
MMOVU, DEHOITt\TIC TOTIVATIOXS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BITCH A NAN,
OK PENNSYLVANIA.
F(511 VICE PRESIDENT.
JJOIIN V. 11RECKIIV1UDGE,
OK KENTUCKY.
DKMOCKATIC STATE CONVENTION
At a meeting of the California Democratic Stale
Central Committee, hold in llio city of Sacramento,
mi Uin 10th tiny of July IHofl, it wits resolved that u
Dem«cn»No 8liU« Convention he called, to meet In
toe city of Sacramento, on TUESDAY, lhn Dili day of
September next, for tin- purpose of nominating iwo
in.•inborn of Congress, a Clerk of thn Supreme Court,
0 Superintendent of Public Instruction, u Slate Prison
Director, and four Presidential Electors.
The Stale Central Committee suggest that Satur
lay. the 23d day of August, he the day selected by
1 le dilferent counties for the election of Delegates to
a at Democratic Slate Convention,
The following is the apportionment of represonta
j.t;
.’'aula itarbara 3
an bonis Obispo
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
Alameda 7 Sun Demur lino
\imtdor in
Unite H
Coins!
Caleverai* . .
< onlr.i < tosla
I I Dorado ...
II umbold* ..
b lamalh ....
I .os Angelos
Mont tray ■
Mariposa - •
Mann - - •
. 0
3.3
. 3|Stanislaiis U
21 Sacramento 14
. 2 Solano 2
, 3 Siskiyou S
,I! Shasta • » - - 8
. s - 2 Sutler 3
• - it|Sonoma aud Men lycino . 7
- - 4jSiorra .... 12
Merced l|Sunia (Tara . ...».». 0
Napa 2 San Joaquin .
Nevada ICTuoliimne 13
Plumas ...... ....... SjTrinity 4
Placer 13;TiiIare 2
S in Dingo 2Volo 4
V üba .... 13>
llyorder: 11. K. WASHINGTON, CbuirTi.
It. K. Powell, Secretary.
itw' Democratic papers throughout the Slate please
c-.py.
Democratic Comity Convention.
The Democratic Electors of Butte county an* hero
by r.-qnesled to send delegates to a Oouniy Conven
tion. to assemble at OUOvII.I.E. on SATURDAY.
AUGUST 23d. for Hie purpose of electing eight dele
gates (o the Stale Convention, to assemble at Sacra
mento, on the ninth day of September next; and also
lor the purpose oI nominating tw o Members of Assem
bly undone Assessor fof Untie county. The dilferent
precincts arc emit leu ,<> the following representation,
»1... oasis being one delegate for cadi precinct, one
lor evt-ry 30 votes, and one for each fraction ol
fifteen voles. Prtcmcis in which the number of del
egates are not mentioned, tire entititled to a represen
tation in accordance with the above basis.
ibdwell, 0; Kn< k island. 3; Mountain House, 2;
French Creek, 2; Junction M. & S. Fork, 2; Pine Knot,
' . Mustpiito (nek. 2; Sky High, 2; Union liar, 2;
Uuirtleld Unr, 4 Pea vine 1; Central House. 2; Honciit
City 2; Wyandotte, 2,Garden Rancho,2; White Re ck
I.ynchbnrK, 3; High Rock, 2; Oiovitle, 3; Enterprise
Mountain Spring House I; Scott &. Vamine's Store I;
Island Hnr2; Korbestown 4 ; Bingham's liar. 3; Oro
1 ewa I; Natchez. 3; Evansville, 2; Hamilton, 2, Tur
ner's Ranch, 2; Neal's Rancho, 2; Thompson's Hat 2;
.Morris Ravine; 2; Chico. 4; Jenning's Rancho, 1;
< on pies’ Rancho, 2; .Manhattan, 1; Simmons’ Store. 2;
Moore A, Perry’s Store, 2 j Nelson’s liar. 2; Mesilla
\ alley, 2; v renchtown. I; Kittle Mills, 2; Rrolberton’s
More, 1 ; Forks of lintte, 2; 11, blown, 2; Konkle’s
Rancho, 1 ; Sill's Rancho, 2; Robinson’s Mill, 2; —
Virginia Mills, Berry Creek Mill, Berry Creek Bar;
Marlin's Rancho, Robinson’s Hill, Cheiokee Ravine,
Mooretown.
According to tho basis of representation, (the Dem
ocratic vole of lust September,) Orovdle is entitled to
nut 3 delegates. The population having largely in
creased within the past year, tho Committee have
reason to believe that Orovdle is entitled to some 14
delegates, as the entire vote of the precinct at the lute
election, for Justice of tlie Peace, was between eight
and nine hundred. The matter is respectfully reler
t-ed to the Convention.
Geo. 11. Chosette, )
Bk.neca Ewer,
0. W. Hess, J>Co. Com.
C. F. Lon,
N. D. Plum j
Oroville, July 29, IBfR).
Piti.i. House. —The Butte County jail is
lull and running over. Sixteen regular
hoarders, which is more than any other
house in Bidwell can show. They speak of
Sheriff Freer, as being a tine landlord—sets
a good table, keeps clean rooms, and his at
tachecs arc spoken of in the highest terms,
the principle of which is the jailor, Howard
Carey, who sleeps with one eye open in or
der that the county’s unwilling guests may
want lor nothing until his Honor, Judge
Lewis, shall call them to a settlement for
lor the deeds done hero intho body. The
jail-room is 16 by 12 feet, and two cells at
tacked. It is the coolest and mest airy re
sort in Bidwell, not excepting Joe Buck
man's Exchange.
Religious.— Divine service will be held
to-morrow by Ucv. Mr. Seymour. Tbo place
of worship, we are told, is for the present
under the big oak tree on Bird street. A
town as large as Oroville, and with so great
a proportion of families, ought to have some
respectable place of worship. Churches that
arc presided over by ministers of high intel
lect, and whose words and deeds are worthy
of example, are calculated to exert a bo'y
intiiience in a community; belters the public
morals, lessens crime, restrains from vice,
and lead us on in the path of virtue, morali
ty and respectability.
I’ichsowal —Ex-Senator Colby, of Sacra
mento, paid our city a visit yesterdey. He
seems in the enjoyment of line health, and
speaks of the success of our Democratic
Nominees as a matter of certainty.
F. R. aud 0. Ditch C«,arecharg
b g &0 cents au inch for water.
tlr.mhllrun Stale C'cnveuUon.
We have heretofore noticed the fact that
the Reps. of California were to have a State
Convention, and did not intend to refer to
the subject again, at least, until we had
. witnessed the result of their labors. Our
attention has again been called to the sub-
I jeet by the reception of a Circular, issued by
the State Committee. We hardly know why
we were selected as a victim, to be bored
by the reception of such documents. What
in our offence, that the committee of the
Republicans should run their Circular saws
upou us. We are aware that the Repuhli
i can party has many magnanimous and phi
lanthropic spirits in its fold, who desire to
do all that can be done to ameliorate the
condition of the African family, that can be
done without striking their own pockets.
It is a party composed of magnanimous spir
| its, whose wisdom is more than sufficent fur
their own government, and generously of
fer to supply their neighbors with the over
plus of self-governing policy with which
they are surcharged. They have found the
true principles of self-government good for
themselves, and they are determined to
force their principles upon their neighbors.
The principles they choose to uphold and
sustain, they desire to force upon their
neighbors. We expect the Heps, will beat
the K. N.’s; but it is quite probable that
they will have no better success in compel
ling their neighbors to live up to their laws,
than they deserve, and that, in a free gov
ernment, is nothing more than sucli consid
eration as the people shall choose to give
them. Their sectional doctrines will be
closely scanned by National men, and con
fined to sections where the people arc over
charged with the principles of self-govern
ment.
The success of the Black Republicans in
California, will make no parjjtaubtr change
in our State affairs, except 16 place in power
men who think they they know mure than
their neighbors, and arc dotornvitoed to
compel other* to think and act as they do;
but it would bo to place California in the
position of a dictator, and compel her to as
sume a position towards other States, which
the older States were to generous to assume
towards her. California framed her Consti
tution without dictation from other States,
and it will be sometime before she will as
sume such a position towards other States—
even if the Black Reps, should continue to
issue circulars and hold State Conventions.
Sad Accident. — A case of unpardonable
carelessness occurred night before last,which
came near destroying our city and burning
to death a little boy. A little aficr dark a
Mr. Reed was lighting a cigar lamp, and
shoiwng how it must be done in order to en
sure safety—campheno being a very danger
ous article; he lighted the torch, and in
stead of putting it into the machine where
it belonged, ho stuck it into the bottle con
taining the alcohol, which ignited instantly,
and he deliberately throw it upon tho little
son of our fellow citizen, Mr. Woodward—
the hoy happening to ho standing by at the
time—and burned the child’s face and neck
most shockingly. He was taken to the
rooms of his parents at the Orleans House,
and skillfully treated by Dr. Green, who
thinks he may recover. The cry of fire was
raised, and a crowd gathered, hut tlie flames
of the burning fluid were subdued without
any pecuniary damage.
Flat, Cherokee, Morris
Ravine, Oregon City, Mesilla Valley, and
J’c nee’s Ranch, arc all in a most flourishing
condition. A great number are settling in
these localities. Many families are among
the new comers, which will give it an np
pearance of pcrmancy. It bids fair to be
come a thriving section throughout. There
is a quantity of tillable laud between Cher
okee and Messilla Valley, which, when
brought under cultivation, will afford suffi
cient products for home consumption. This
is one of tho very richest mining sections in
this upper country The great difficulty is
a want of water. This will be furnished to
some considerable extent very soon, by the
ditch which is going forward, and will con
vey the water of Little Butte Creek. Wo
propose to visit all those localities very soon
so that we may speak from observation in
reference to the resources—both in an agri
cultural and mineral point of view, more
particularly the Tabic Mountains,which are
incxhaustable in extent and variety of val
uable minerals.
Hamilton, the old county scat of
Butte, has again been from necessity made
the receptacle of our surplus prisoners The
Board of Supervisors found it necessary to
put the jail in repair. So groat a number of
late requiring confinement, that the jail a>
Bidwell was fouud insufficient to accommo
date them. They will soon find ample quar
ters Id our new brick institution at Oroville
The Viuilanci: Commiite —By refer
ence to a telegr spine despatch from the
Marysville Express, to be found in another
column, it will he seen that Judge lerry
bus been unconditionally released. They
could neither bend nor break him. It is
also announced that the Committee are
about to disband. We trust it may he so
We should be pleased to see the Committee
return to their senses, and by disbanding
their infamous organization, and returning
to their duty ns citizens, restore peace to a
State well nigh ou the borders of anarchy
Wo arc not among those who wish to insin
uate that the Committee have bccu induced
to disband because they feared the next
steamer would bring intelligence from Wash
ington which would place at tho disposal of
the Governor the U. S. forces now on the
Pacific, to he used against them We have
no desire to seethe United States army and
navy employed against any portion of the
American people ; tut we prefer to sec even
that than to see such an organization as the
Vigilance Committee continue in session.
God grant that vise counsels may prevail,
and that the Committee may disband with
out such proceedings. The fftet that the
Committee are divided among themselves,
and calling for tho election of a new Execu
tive Committee, tenders it quite probable
that the Committee will full to pieces; or,
should they attempt to continue their trai
torous organization will soon full un easy
prey to the constituted authorities. Should
they not have the good tense to disband, we
can only pray to God that they may be
(driven from the country they have dis
graced.
The Soiree last nioht. —This was one
of those re-unions that we like to attend. —
The room was not crowded but comfortably
filled, and everything passed off to the en
tire satisfaction of all who arc disposed to
enjoy themselves. There was more beauty
and fashion in attendance, than we have
seen on any previous occasion in this town.
The music was good, the supper superb, got
ten up in Frank Carpied’s best style. Noth
ing occurred to off md the most fastidious;
and as the bewitching forms,tripped it light
ly in tiic mazy dance, to the sound of volup
tuous music, they looked like so many fair
ics The arrangements altogether, wore
gotten up ou a very liberal scale by Mr,
Hedges, who will give more of the same kind
from time to time, where those who like to
“trip it on the light fantastic toe,” can have
an opportunity.
To the Killlorof lilt- ISutte Record.
Sir— The following intercepted letter from llow
ariJ K V olni-y. to I) aeon Shchlon, of the Subb-raui'an
Saloon affonls luc.mu-slihl*) proof, that the frioula of
Jn lpo Ttrrv, still modilalu his release, though a
change of tactic* is to be adopted. I deem i! my duly
to send yon the letter for publication, that ilio Vigi
lance Domini .lee may be apprised of the means üboin
to bo employed tor thedoublo pmrpose of rescuing the
Judge und ot subduing the '‘organization
Sacramento, July 23d, 18)9.
Mv Dear Deacon. —Yours of yesterday lies before
me. 1 have read it with adinir lion of your superi
or wisdom, acuteness and genius I have determined
at once, to relnnpilsh my design of rescuing Terry by
means of the writ of h ibeat i oijiua. and shall follow
ihe plan you have angleAled, as far more feasible
fhe fur fumed potency of your concoctions is not un
known to me: and a judicious application cf them,
will, I have no doubt, effect our purpose.
I expect you io lake the lead in this business—
Trace lirodcrii It to Ins hiding place, and unearth him
We shall require his services. Invigorate him with
a brandy shinish—tickle the palates ol the Kxecmive
I'otniiuuee with Cherry Cobh rs and Mint Julips—
give "No 33” a siUf Toni an<l Jerry—ply the sentinels
and outside Vigilanters with <sin Cocktails, whiskey
punches, mid such other potalions as their varied
tas'es may require; and when you find that the desin d
effect Imsbeen produced on ilu ir maudlin senses.you
have only to walk into me fori, und walk out the
Judge I .el D ive take him immediately, by the mist
private conveyance, to your pleasant ■‘.' i iii>n no eit .”
retreat, where yon will secrete toe two in your ice
bo*, until the excitement caused by the rescue, shnll
have subsided in.d the beat of Terry, induced by re
cent events, shall have evaporated As soi n as you
have secured Terry, it wo Id be well to plum a lew
regiment- of the most trusty and patriotic soldiers of
my brave army, in po-ses-ion of fort itunnv.bags.—
I shall go down and lake command in person, as toon
as iptiet shall be somewhat restored, and my personal
safely will permit, when it will be my painful but
Imperative duly, to make an example of the VTgilants
hy executing some eight or ten thousand of their most
desperate ring-leaders. You fhall hear from me
again toon. Yours truly,
HOWARD K VOLNEY.
Arms for the Vtu. Committer.— Three
Three cases ontaing sabres arrived by Free
man’s Express, on the Steamer Sonora. It
may naturally be inferred, from this, that
another squadron of the “Light Brigade’
will soon be charging round with their brigl t
sabres drawn, making all sorts of imagina
ry cuts and thrusts, to the infinite terror of
nervous old ladies and pea-nut venders.
Kt-Yi Rituals —Nearly every copy of
the Sacramento American which wc have
seen of late, has Lad something to say about
their newly printed rituals. They do not
appear to go off very rnppidly. Why the
Devil don’t somebody buy some? Why don t
the American start out bands of Negro Min
strels, and let them, after giving an exhibi
tion, go to work and form fhc audience into
a K. N. lodge, ns they did last summer?—
That is the way to get rid of the rituuls.
A lodge of the Independent Order cf Old
Fellows, will be instituted in this place, on
Monday evening next. A general invitation
is extended to all brethren in good stand
ing, to attend, at the Masonic Hall.
A Blnrk Ui|mlilltan Mr.
The Snn Francisco orcan of tlie Black He
publican!*, says that J. 0 Breckenrldge (*•
cried “all his energies to deprive the State
of California of a sacred Constitutional right
—the right of way across this continent
the right to ci j <y a system of uninterrupt
ed intercourse with her sister States —the
right to the construction of a continental
railroad.”
This is a gro-s misstatement of the facts,
as the newly fledged organ should have
known. Kentucky voted in favor of the
resolution adopted by the convention.
We should like to ask the S. F Black Re
puolican organ, why it is, that the present
Black Republican Congress docs not pass
the Military road bill which lias been pass
ed by the Democratic Senate. The organ
knows very well that they will not do it,—
They had a majority sufficient to do every
thing 01.-e, except to make good their party
professions. Why does not the organ exert
its influence to compel its party in power to
pass this Military road bill, instead of mak
ing such statements about their opponents,
and such shallow professions about a conti
nental railroad. The Democratic Senate
have passed it; let the Republican House of
Representatives do so, and then their pro
fessions will be entitled to some credit.
By TcloKraph to Uie «'alifornm lx press.
Juilxr Terry Uclfascd.
San FiiANrifCo, Aug. 7, 8 r. m.
This morning, when it was known that
Judge Terry hud been released by order id
the Vigilance Conimittc authorities, some
dissatisfaction was manifested by a part ut
the Vigilantes who advocated that Judge
Terry should be sent away, while a largo
number fully endorsed the action of the Ex
ecutive Committee and Hoard of Delegates.
So loud was the demands ot the former party
that the Executive called a general meeting
at d o’clock, to explain matters fully. The
meeting which completely tilled the Vigil
unco rooms, and was addressed by Smiley,
Coleman, liiuke, C J. Dempster,and sevcial
others, in justification of the course pursued.
So far it is not likely that the two parties
will agree. The mure ultra party arc crying
out lor another Executive Committee, which
as matters stand at present, will likely be
chosen It being known that Judge Terry
would go up to Sacrameiitoto-niglit.il large
number assembled on Pacific street wharf
As the bout from the .John Adams neared
the Hensley, the large assemblage on the
wharf gave a terrific shout which was an
swered by the passengers on the Helen
Hensley.
.) udge Terry is escorted by a large dele
gation of the Young men’s Deinociatic Club,
of which he has been elected an honorary
member. As the steamer passed up the bay,
she was saluted by the John Adams and
several other vessels.
Edward E. Deale has been elected Sheriff
by toe Diard of Supervisors,
Fismino Excursion. —Several of our
young men have gone on a fishing excursion
to Butte Creek.
It is to be hoped that they will not have
to pay £I,OO a wheel fur watering their bug
gy, as did the party that was over there
with Deacon Sheldon.
HOTEL ARRZAVLS
llaiitoan'ii Exchange, Aufj t 7th.
EP Hoyt. Win Wise. U M IluntOon. T Fogg, ,1
I’.rvuns, s.-ic F W Macmdry Sun Fjuii. \V 8 Tomp
kpis. .M’Villo, 0 Duller, T. Mountain, I'. II town, do.
II Armstrong, Detroit, U Stoddard 1. Colin;, Sin
Fran, Mr MeCanly, I! It Scofield. E W Colby. <: A
Smith, M'Villo, TSloylle, H \\ limner, 0. \V Bennett,
Chico.
Orleans Hotel, Aug. 7th, 1850.
Miss Helen Welch, Miss Corn Flint. Win Flint,
Welch's Until h. II Alluli. F Andrews 1• (> I’eh r.-on,
\ roka. C Aldrich, .1. Ity rm & Indy, I M Hell mode, M’-
Vide, C Chick, W Rii e, Snow I'uml, W S Mop'.ins,
C Center A, Son. Sun k ran. -I >1 Covington, Cherokee,
M Ainherg. 1) Rogers. J Clerk, Charley’s Itanch, l!
I. >W‘ry .1 C Cnrrison, C. House. (Sen R li Moore,
Moore’s Itanch, A Reynolds Stringtown. J Cannon,
Prairie House, I) C Marlin M. House, C \V Wilmot',
Oregon City.
$17,60 peii ouiuce:
W 1 L L B K PAID FOB
CLEAN BLOWN (.'OLD DU SI
AT THE HANKINC HOUSE OF
MrWlhhlAMS & TVMESON,
Fire-Proof Bpiidiso, corskr or Mostuomrrx
AND MVKRS KTRKEIS, OROVILUC,
August 7, 1556. augT-tf
517.C0 $17,00
SKVKN T E E N T> OL L A 11 S
and Si*ty rents, I’alil per Ounce,
FOR CLEAN GOLD DUST.
a a emeu &. co.
Myers stkicyt. Ohovill*.
August 7,13 SH. nug7-tf
fcjsPECTACf.ES EOST.--A nslr of silver Spectacles
was lost Tuesday I st. The finder will be reward
ed by leaving them at this office.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
IN rOH-UANCK OF AN ORDER OF THE llON
oruble Probate Court, in and fi r Unite county, di
recting the sale of certain ra d estr.lr le hnging to the
estate of Ctorgs P, Carlton lute of Itulle ciunty, de
ceased. 1 shall expo-e for sale-at public auction, to
lire highest bidder, on the H th tinv of August, A 1).
Idj*'.. ntio’c'ock, I’. M.. iufronlot theOrl ans Hotel,
in Oroville, the following lies. rdred premises, situate
le Butte county. State id Calilortda. to wit: t'orr. me ti
ring on the south west boundary of Tathttin’s Kan.h,
itiuw Oroville) forty rods Irom the bank of Feather
river, and running thence along said boundary in a
southerly direction one hundred nud sixty flti.i) rods
to a etuke ; thence in a westerly direction one hun
dred and a xty (Itill) rods; thence in a uorf erly direct
lon one huntired nud silly (16h) rods; thence In an
eased) direcUou ui.u aodsuitty f Per, m- fa to
the place of beginning. Tlie above described premi
ses being the same upon which tin* sod i.eurge P
Carlton lived and claimed possession, during several
years beftire, and at the lime of his decease.
The terms of sac in d ■ know n at the time of sale
R. 11015 APT, Public Administrator,
August 9«h XeiO. [«og9*w4] Butte county.
Multiply. — Mirths; at Uidwcll on Aug
6tb, the la<ly of Wm Urton of a son.
Also, nt the same place, on the 7th, the
wife ot C. A. Bancroft of a son.
McWilliams, agent Wells, Fargo & Co’s
Express was ahead of nil opposition with his
customary favors.
We arc under obligations to the obliging
W atson for Marysville Express, Sac. Union,
Mta, Chronicle and Town Talk.
BANKERS.
McWilliams ty.mksun,
BANKERS,
I NEW BRICK BUILDING- roiINUJ M;
I.IIV AMI Ml I.US .'1 111 I I.'
O r*. O V I Ij Ij 33 .
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
At the llifLcst Sates.
Chocltis nt X*n r !
ON MARYSVILLE. SACK \ M INTO CUV AND
SA N FH \NI IMM I
SIGHT DRAFTS
For tin all tlie Principal Atlimlic Clies.
f Dlll’t >SII S received. Special uail oihenv i-«•.
July 14, ISAIi. jy 14 ll
C, B. MACY, C. I- LOW, P. F. LOW,
MACY, LOW & CO.,
BANKERS,
CO UN HR OF PLAZA. AND lIIF.II STREET,
MARYSVILLE
GOLD DUST PURCHASED
AT THE HIGHEST RATES,
OR FORWARDED TO TilF- MINT FOR COINAGE*
Choc It s nt r* n r,
ON GARRISON, Morgan. Filin’/., \ KALSTON,
SAN FRANCISCO
Wo are prepared to draw .'Hill’l EXCHANGE on
MESSRS. CHARLES MO KUAN \ CO., NEW YORK
Also. on ttio oilier principal Faster a Cilia
Marysville, Auguai 4, ISS.Y. aul-lf
MARYSVILLE
ASSAV (WFICJ2 ! !
11 Alims, m Alien and a eo.,
K Htrei I, near the comer of Second street,
M.lli VS VILLK.
ALSO—IO7 J STREET, S VORAMFNTO.
Will contimio to carry on Ihe business of
McltiiiK, defining ,N Assaying
GOL I) AN I) O /; S
OF FVFKV DF.SCIIII’TION.
We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, ntal
bind ourselves to pay nay differ•nces that may aris.*
wiih any of tin- II S. MINTS. Upturns made ia fr mi
six to twelve hours,
IN BARS OR COIN
Fpkcimk.is or Ui ahtz Ahpavtoanu Vau ud.
TERMS FOR ASSAYING : the same ns ill Sait
Francisco. IF 11A Ultls®,
D. .MAH' HAND.
C. L. FARRINGTON.
Jy»Hny
AMUSEMENTS.
KOWK A CO.’S
W*
PIONEER CIRCUS!
JOSEPH A. HOWE JOHN SMITH,
PROPRIETOR*.
FKA HIS elegant erdnbli-bmenl—ahead of all others
s that have ever appeared in the State,ia now on
its second trip through tho inincs.and will perform in
O R O VI L L E
SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
AUGUST nth ISoCJ.
AFTERNOON PERI OHM ANCE ON MONDAY
Alterntions have been effected in the general role of
amusements, comprising an entirely NEW Routine
of SCENES and ACTS—embodying among them:
THE DOUBLE PERCH; CRYSTAL PYRA
MIDS; FLYING BARON THREE HORS
ES ; GLOBE PERCH; TYROLEAN
SWAINS; DUPLICATE LADDERS;
With the
Panting Horw, ADOIVIB.
The above is a [tart of the New Role to which our
kind patrons will be treated. And when we name
the celebrated
WIZZAUI) BUGLER,
From New York. Mr. 11. Willis, as leader of the
Hand, unr Cap will be brim (nil.
ADMISSION — Data* Circlk, S’J —Pit, fl.
The Internal arrangements and accommodations
which this Company have,for the comfort of familie #
are superior to all others.
a7’d * CHAS. C. PELL, Agent.
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AT TROUGHTON’s EXCHANGE, WYANDOTTE,
Thursday Evening, Angitiil *4l, IH.V).
V GRAND HALL will be given at TROUGH-
TuN - ' EXCHANGE, in Wyandotte, on the eve
ning of THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st. An excellent
Band of Music bus been engaged for the occasion,
and every exertion will be made to reader tin. oiut
of the lineal Balls of the season.
C onuulttee of Invitation.
C. G. Lincoln Orovtlle, G. Thompson, Maryttlbe,
L. Snow, do Jons Gates, do
J. M. Ukik.sK. Sewell's, J. i’. Take. Garden Ranch,
J. Snow, Wyandotte, Mr. Thomas, lloncut City,
A. Thatcher, do Ma. Watson, Forbestowc,
Da. Willson, Uidwull. lax Bo was. Grove Had.
Wyandotte, August 5, UsjC angt-ld